The fullness of time

The fullness of time spreads across my wide hips and makes me miss things. Things I’d never considered missing. Innocence, truth, flesh, blood. I am an ever expanding reflection of my own disappointment.

I am barely in control.

I am being pushed/pulled by all things. Moon and sun. Heart and mind, obligation and desire. These things balance me, heavily on this fine knife point. I dare not move for fear of being cut.

30 Responses to “The fullness of time”

  1. Jennifer H Says:

    There’s more than one kind of mirror – and you are beautiful in all of them. And you will move, keep moving, forward. You have to. Wishing you some good days very soon.

  2. slouching mom Says:

    Oh.

    I think I may have been being tone-deaf last night, and I’m sorry.

  3. Angeline Says:

    *Deep Breath*
    “fine knife point” yes! I love this 3 words cos’ that was exactly how I felt when I wrote my post yesterday…. I dare not even move, I wish I won’t even sneeze or that will end this small insignificant me which I’m trying so hard to keep it alive….

  4. Blognut Says:

    All right, You! Come over here and let me hug you for a while. I really don’t know if it helps, but some people think it does and I’m willing to try.

  5. Captain Steve Says:

    I have nothing enlightening or interesting to say, but this was sad and interesting and pretty.

  6. kingofnewyorkhacks Says:

    Very Edgar Allen Poe’esque.

  7. Hilly Says:

    Hrm, you’ve made my mind melt a little today, but in a very good way.

  8. tipota Says:

    totally true about fear, fine ^point^, beautfiful writing about a tough subject.

  9. Miss Grace Says:

    Your words are always so lovely, even when they depict unlovely things.

  10. JCK Says:

    Sending love & hugs to you, Christine. This knife point you speak of has a handle on the other side. Someday you will be gripping it…lightly. There is hope.

    Your writing always moves me. The talent and the words have music in them. This title would be a great title for a book!

  11. hele Says:

    i love you

  12. Erin Says:

    Ever wanna stuff time into a gunny sack and pound the shit outta it? Maybe that would help.

    Great and horrible imagery though.

  13. Cat Says:

    but I want you to know it does get better

  14. Solomon Says:

    I know it will get better, try to keep it positive, and everything will come together.

  15. Fran Says:

    I found happiness when I quit thinking I could control any of it.

    Personally, I’m blessed by what you have. Don’t worry about what you don’t have, or what you might lose…think about what you will gain. You never cease to amaze me, sweet one.

  16. conversemomma Says:

    What do you miss, Flutter?

  17. madman Says:

    Powerful. With a few words you delve deeply into the soul.

  18. kate Says:

    Beautifully written as usual.
    The knife point. I hear you and feel I’ve been there, maybe am there most days.
    Locked in, desperate for change but terrified of change.
    The knife point.

  19. Jocelyn Says:

    Teetering on one toe on top of the knife point sounds exhausting. My wish for you is that you, soon, get to move to at least a flattened foot for balance.

  20. vodkamom Says:

    It’s amazing how sometimes you come upon a post that describes how you feel- and sometimes you don’t even know you’re feeling it.

    I am balancing precariously….but I don’t know for how long…

  21. Ms. Changes Pants While Driving Says:

    also balancing precariously. between thinking i have it all together, and knowing for sure that i’m going to be found out a fraud any minute.

  22. lu Says:

    We are all balancing. I think some people just don’t admit it to themselves or others. None of us has any control, only the perception of it.

  23. lovebabz Says:

    My dear Sister,

    You do have away of giving voice to my deepest feelings. I know this feeling.

    ((HUGS))

  24. Gypsy Says:

    Pushed and pulled and balancing. Definitely.

  25. joker the lurcher Says:

    hugs. you sound like you need them just now. take care of your self.

  26. bejewell Says:

    Sometimes stillness is good. We all need a little STILL every now and then.

  27. Gwen Says:

    “I am an ever expanding reflection of my own disappointment.” Noooooo! That line broke my heart. Flutter, flutter, flutter. You damaged, beautiful goddess, you.

  28. Ann Says:

    Don’t ever give up. You are beautiful.

  29. stefanie Says:

    This is poignant and beautiful imagery. So much said in few words.

  30. cathy Says:

    Awesome!

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